This one is amazing guys ! That 'Drias a bone' coat was made by R.M. Williams, a company whos premises was at Prospect, in South Australia- I had my first job there in 1965, in the office and the clothing (mostly leather) factory was next door. They also made saddles etc-everything for the farm folk. Its still in existence, but not in original premises. R.M.Williams is famous. I met Mr R.M. Williams many times- a lovely gentleman.
The kitchen clock still working after how many years abandoned? Fascinating.. This house seems literally like a film studio/warehouse.. From wardrobe, huge variety of props, storyboard materials, character Polaroids.. Wow!!
Wow, wow, wow, what an exceptional tour of what is possibly the best abandoned home in the UK well that I've seen and done by the best abandoned property guides there is within the UK. Sam, Jess you astound me with each and every video. You take me to places I'd never ever see without you 2 I feel so lucky to have found you when I did 3 years ago. You have in part been all that keeps me going I sit waiting for a Monday night just to see you and guess where abouts you are. And see the houses of the past and hope someone comes along to save the houses of the past and once again make them back to what they once were a home full of laughter and and hopefully full of love and joy. Thank you for all you do.xx
Mr. Waite... If I may be so bold? Do you have an illness that keeps you from living life fully? I ask because you wrote something similar to what I did awhile back. I live for Mondays to watch Sam and Jess present content I find exceptional. I have a terminal illness that keeps me simply existing. I just turned thirty years old and am homebound. If you are experiencing the same or something similar, I am deeply sorry. I do pray, if you don't mind I will pray for you. Much love, Annie.
You sound slightly tragic sweetheart !!!!! ( Much love to you , no bad vibe intended by my words (XXXXX!!!!)I must admit that I love them both also..... AAANND...... I can imagine them BOTH becoming + BEING..... VERY "NAUGHTY +MISCHIEVIOUS INDEED, whence they become. ALONE, UNWATCHED,+ UNFILTERED IN MANY , a way or SOOOOO... Love you two + wish I cud be /,or go with you two ONE DAY , TIME, MINUTE or NANOSECOND, NOOOOOO!!! Make that a whole full house expedition with you two!!! ( Oh WELL, DREAMS might come true one just NEVER EVER KNOWS....... XXX ).
@@anneheffner6389Hello Anne, I too am in a similar situation facing a health battle that I can only win for so long. I am determined to make the very best of the days or weeks that I may be blessed with and am trying to fill them with the few activities that I am able to do. For now, I am creating as many beautiful watercolor paintings as I can, reading the most delightful literature and poetry that I can find and watching explorers as they can take me to places that I have never been or seen. Hopefully, my artwork will be something my children and my grandchildren will find meaningful. Believing that is what keeps me painting. I shall pray for both you and Mr. Waite, Ann. Take care and know that my thoughts are with you. 🙏👩🦳🖌️
Wow! What an incredible place, me and my hubby never want these videos to end when they look like this! Just hope a lot of this stuff gets saved. Carnt believe all the cars, vans, fire engines, work mens vans still left there that's so weird! Thankyou for sharing this amazing place Sam & Jess 🙂
Judging by the name on the plaque at the beginning of your video this house belongs to the special effects supervisor known as John Richardson. He worked on WILLOW, several James Bond movies and Harry Potter too. Very interesting indeed.
@@PaulEcosse there was a passport in there with a different name on it, and it said ‘antique dealer’ so wether John Richardson actually lived here as well or the antique dealer just bought the plaque? Really not sure 😳
Wow what a place! I could spend days looking through all the old bits and pieces! There is so much to see! It must have been fabulous to be able to wander about finding all these treasures !! This episode had me captivated!! Brilliant Sam and Jess! Thank you! Xx
One of the best explores yet! So much to see and enjoy. I love it when Sam says "Oh yeah" 😅 Just love love love watching you two and the commentary is so much more thorough and interesting than anyone else! Be safe and have fun ❤
I remember that movie "Willow", the one we saw the award for, wow! It's bizarre, I've noticed, how many successful people become hoarders. I guess, more money buys more stuff which ends up burying them! Quite sad yet fun for us to explore with you. Thanks Sam and Jess 🤘🤩🤘
That was so over the moon that I held my breath with each new room and the amount of antiques that each one held . Given a half a chance I could spend a week just cataloguing all that was to beheld , Thank you both for bringing this to us , it was a once in a lifetime stroll into the past . As always I Can't wait to catch up on your travels , Stuart in Canada ..
Total bando bliss🥰🥰🥰It’s going to take a lot to top this one guys . I’m seriously so jealous I could spend weeks rooting through the treasure trove ❤ And Wheaty and Dan would love the cars 😍😍Well done Sam & Jess you’ve outdone yourselves with this one 🎉❤
When Jess showed that old man's skate, I thought, that looks strangely familiar. Then she said, made in Canada. I cracked up laughing because, yep, those were the skates we used to use to skate on Lake Simcoe when we would go to the cottage in the winter. It was 1967 and I was 8 years old. Even then they were old 😊
Wow! Such an extraordinary property! The entire place has. SO many priceless(literally & figuratively) pieces it's hard to believe. The upstairs dining room was my fav. ❤
I love all your videos. I look forward to Mondays and this one is great. Also it looks to me like a horder that bought a lot of things in their older age from estate sales and auctions and just put them everywhere
What a beautiful mansion! All the carved wood. I just am absolutely gob smacked. It just breaks my heart. All the priceless antiques that are just gonna crumble away to nothing. The estate could make a bloody fortune just on all the contents alone. One of my favorite explores for you guys. So interesting. I was just worried about you guys falling through the floors. Thank you so much for taking the time to point out the little details. I am just drooling over some of these pieces. I wonder if he had no children. Wow I can’t believe that Indianhead. I bet it was lovely when they were both alive. My guess is she died first and he just let everything go. Exactly right fuel pumps. This was just amazing. I found the contrast of nature taking over everything out in the barns, and the birds just chirping away kind of a brush between life and death. This was absolutely fascinating. Just breaks my heart. Some of those antiques were worth thousands that hand carved wooden Deities was worth a ton and also the cement statue, which wasn’t cement that was fertility goddess, I believe. Maybe not that would’ve been worth a lot too. And I can imagine that you guys had as much fun as we did. It must’ve been something to be there in person and see everything was just kind of frozen in time. You guys did a great job. Can’t wait to go to Instagram and see the still pictures Thank you so much. As always, sending love from California.💜🤗🤟🏻🇺🇸🦔
The two of you and Steve Ronin are my favorite explorers. I can tell you two have been together a bit. You both say things like “oh yeah” the exact same. 😂 I crack up every single time.
Hi guys. Yet again, another awesome video tour. At 29.40 ish, as you're climbing the main staircase. As you pan upwards ro the top, there seems to be something black that moves across the top very quickly!? I've watched it many times to try to figure just what it is, but sadly, I can't make it out. I just wanted to give you a heads up so you can check it out for yourselves. Great work, guys. Keep it up.👍😊
It’s amazing find guys love the way you both explore together you both never let us down and you both look you enjoy filming for your channel work so hard amazing couple xx
Awesome video guys. Another explorer went to that place a few weeks ago and there was loads more antiques then, looks like alot stuff has gone missing.
What an amazing jumble of an eccentric owner. I am inclined to agree with comment below that the owner was in the film industry and also was potentially a scary person if you were to cross him as I reckon the builders abandoned vehicles are due to the fact that he got very angry over their work or lack of and threatened them with a gun so they legged it. Those fire engines are amazing especially the Dennis which is a rare 1950s engine. Thank you Sam and Dave
What an incredible abandoned place you both explored. Great find, Sam & Jess!! Sooo much stuff, I love how you each commented on the smell 😮 Thank you for another fascinating tour ❤
Looks like it's from bhalli That wooden statue. WHAT AN AMAZING PROPERTY BOTH INSIDE AND OUTSIDE, THANK YOU SAM N JESS FOR AN AMAZING EXPLORE ❤️❤️👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
What an interesting explore. They typewriters were very similar to the ones I learned to type on nearly 60 years ago. Love your explores I can go places with you that I would never have seen. Keep up the good work.
Treaures everywhere!!! 👀 would have been a gem back in the time. So much fun seeing seeing everything. It would take weeks to go thru everything. Awesome!!! I was thinking maybe a Auctioneer 😉 Thank you for another Awesome Explore! Happy safe travels & lots of love & light to you both ❤ ✌
Totally interesting antique dealer interesting home and furniture totally an amazing collection most of the things should be put in a museum and restored just beautiful thanks Sam and Jess it's awesome from Australia ❤
Whoa what a crazy place! The main room with massive fireplace and ancient dinning room table really blew me away! My impression is many families lived there, were born, lived and died there. Some traveled and brought back items from different countries, or they were gifts. Out of all the generations that lived there, it all came down to one man. When he did pass, his lawyer was in charge of the estate. Organized an auction or estate sale, hoping the money would go to renovating the mansion. But funds weren't available, and the project was stopped. People walked off the job for not getting paid. I'm guessing the family ran a number of businesses, and had their own garage to maintain all of the vehicles. I could go on. But I agree with "The Fearless Explorer," someone or more then one, trashed the place, probably shortly after renovation were stopped. It's to bad, there are collections in there that would be treasured and respected by new owners. Excellent explore Sam and Jess! You are an amazing team!
The main room your talking about was the ballroom. My father was a farmer and only je and mum lived in the house. He was a horder and bought alot of stuff from a local auction. The house was not being renovated the scaffolding was put in place by order of the council and historic England. The scaffolding vans where bought from the scaffolding company who supplied the scaffolding.
Fantastic house! The core of the house seems Medieval. The main stairs, the woodwork on the back door going into the larder (upper area of cellar) and that fact that the main reception rooms are on the first floor are typical. Not to mention the sensational dining room panelling and fireplace! (Although, they don't look quite old enough, so possibly a revival style?). It's so sad that the last occupant could not distinguish real value in objects and perceived value in ownership. Hoarding is such a strange affliction. The tri-pods that Jess pointed out are for Dumpy levels (the measuring sticks are behind them. Old school surveying equipment). Thanks a million for another great tour!
Great explore, guys, but I feel deeply saddened by the endless waste. So much that was once useful, rendered worthless by neglect. Beautiful illuminated books all but lost. Spectacular furniture left to rot. Anything they could tell us of lives past, just fading into oblivion.
Ah, so glad you’re back exploring in the UK. Whilst Portugal was interesting, it seems more personable in the UK. Don’t know why, maybe just my projection. Look forward to watching.
Very interesting explore Sam and Jess. You both have a laid back gentle nature that I appreciate. I will sub now as I also really enjoyed your video of that giant Chateau in France with the beautiful paintings in those grand bedrooms and huge private library. In the above video I just couldn't figure out why the construction vehicles were abandoned in mid construction with the scaffolds still up. If you mentioned your theory on this I may have forgotten it, so I put on my thinking cap and tried to come up with the most logical theory to fit the circumstances. You mentioned that the owner must have been a ''jack of all trades'' which looks to be true. So I'm thinking that he perhaps also owned and operated the construction company that was going to repair/renovate his own house. He then died and maybe had no close relatives or a will that could take care of the place. Theory number 2- There was a huge dispute with the construction company and they can now be found in the water under the floor! LMAO
The people who previously owned that property were obviously into collecting all sorts. What a phenomenal find 😮 I would say the best ever for all antiques. The bottles that you said were medication was a drink that people have if their not eating well. It gives them all the vitamins, etc, that builds them up. It's so odd that all the scaffolding was left and workmens + ladys vans with tools. All the cars, fire engines, and bigger vehicles completely wrapped in trees and weeds looked like a scene from a zombie film 🧌 😱 😄 Great to have you back in England 🙂 fantastic find !! Xx
What a huge explore! The drone shot makes that place look like an old hotel. Thank you! Looks like Spring in England. Wish I were there! Mountains here still have tons of snow on them! It is a very warm day today so it will melt now. Love you guys, mar
Absolutely amazing explore Sam and Jess, the person or persons that owned that property must have been a collector. As with the renovations could be any number of reasons why it's been abandoned. Crazy amount of precious articles there in that wholesome old Dwelling, can't wait till the next explore, Congratulations on 80 thousand Subscribers 🎉🎉take care much love from Australia 🦘 🙏❤️
It was not being renovated. The scaffolding is in place by the order of the local council and historic England as the building is unstable and ar risk of collapse. My father was a horder who became ill he and mum had to live in the living room as dad refused to sell or leave the house
@@MrPendleton thankyou for the info, I hope I haven't offended you Mr Pendleton it was not my intention 🙏 that's sad 😢 about your Mother and Father I am only beginning to understand how that might happen as one gets older, because it's not until then. It would have been a beautiful old home for sure 🙏❤️ take care
Funny how the clock was still ticking. Great place, so many different things. I wonder if he bought clearance sale stuff. Like “Lots” from the auctions. The Drizavbone, pronounced Dry as a bone, is a very expensive coat from Australia. That scaffold company is still in business
Arhh brilliant video guys sorry I missed the premier I haven't been very well atall the last couple of weeks and just spent alot of time in bed 🛏️ & really early nites, anyway caught up now really enjoyed this what an amazing place full of treasure 👍can't believe it's just been left such a shame another one just left to rott away, thanks for sharing 👍 look forward to seeing yr next video 👍 keep up the good work 👍💖 xx hope yr both well and had a good Easter 🐣🐇 xx
The 2 wood carvings with 3 sheep on them, on the bottom of the big staircase rail and over the upstairs fireplace, look like they might be a family crest.
What an amazing place. With all the reno vehicles and scaffolding left and the farm equipment you found, maybe it was left behind when he passed away because he owned the companies? It's hard to believe that any company would leave their property behind, work trucks included.
Hi Sam and Jess just subscribed to your channel loved this explore . All the typewriters especially the corona one and all that stuff omg would love to go through all that lol .Love your channel still got loads to catch up on but will get through them xx
If you open the secretary desk aka accounting desk, the bottom middle box lifts up and there's a secret space under it for money or something important 😉 I believe you call them bureaus. Pretty neat.
A little history about that Driza-Bone leather coat. What is a Driza-Bone coat? Driza-Bone, originating from the phrase "dry as a bone", is a trade name for the company making full-length waterproof riding coats and apparel. The company was established in 1898 and is currently Australian owned and manufactures its products in Australia. The trademark of Driza-Bone was first registered in 1933.
I love that beaded lamp too!
This one is amazing guys ! That 'Drias a bone' coat was made by R.M. Williams, a company whos premises was at Prospect, in South Australia- I had my first job there in 1965, in the office and the clothing (mostly leather) factory was next door. They also made saddles etc-everything for the farm folk. Its still in existence, but not in original premises. R.M.Williams is famous. I met Mr R.M. Williams many times- a lovely gentleman.
Amazing artifacts in there!🎉
The kitchen clock still working after how many years abandoned? Fascinating..
This house seems literally like a film studio/warehouse.. From wardrobe, huge variety of props, storyboard materials, character Polaroids.. Wow!!
That house is beyond my comprehension
Congratulations on 80,000❤ everyday we're marching
Thank you so much! It’s crazy!!!! 🥳🎉❤️
Wow, wow, wow, what an exceptional tour of what is possibly the best abandoned home in the UK well that I've seen and done by the best abandoned property guides there is within the UK. Sam, Jess you astound me with each and every video. You take me to places I'd never ever see without you 2 I feel so lucky to have found you when I did 3 years ago. You have in part been all that keeps me going I sit waiting for a Monday night just to see you and guess where abouts you are. And see the houses of the past and hope someone comes along to save the houses of the past and once again make them back to what they once were a home full of laughter and and hopefully full of love and joy.
Thank you for all you do.xx
Mr. Waite... If I may be so bold? Do you have an illness that keeps you from living life fully? I ask because you wrote something similar to what I did awhile back. I live for Mondays to watch Sam and Jess present content I find exceptional. I have a terminal illness that keeps me simply existing. I just turned thirty years old and am homebound. If you are experiencing the same or something similar, I am deeply sorry. I do pray, if you don't mind I will pray for you. Much love, Annie.
You sound slightly tragic sweetheart !!!!! ( Much love to you , no bad vibe intended by my words (XXXXX!!!!)I must admit that I love them both also..... AAANND...... I can imagine them BOTH becoming + BEING..... VERY "NAUGHTY +MISCHIEVIOUS INDEED, whence they become. ALONE, UNWATCHED,+ UNFILTERED IN MANY , a way or SOOOOO... Love you two + wish I cud be /,or go with you two ONE DAY , TIME, MINUTE or NANOSECOND, NOOOOOO!!! Make that a whole full house expedition with you two!!! ( Oh WELL, DREAMS might come true one just NEVER EVER KNOWS....... XXX ).
@@anneheffner6389Hello Anne, I too am in a similar situation facing a health battle that I can only win for so long. I am determined to make the very best of the days or weeks that I may be blessed with and am trying to fill them with the few activities that I am able to do. For now, I am creating as many beautiful watercolor paintings as I can, reading the most delightful literature and poetry that I can find and watching explorers as they can take me to places that I have never been or seen.
Hopefully, my artwork will be something my children and my grandchildren will find meaningful. Believing that is what keeps me painting.
I shall pray for both you and Mr. Waite, Ann. Take care and know that my thoughts are with you. 🙏👩🦳🖌️
Wow! What an incredible place, me and my hubby never want these videos to end when they look like this! Just hope a lot of this stuff gets saved. Carnt believe all the cars, vans, fire engines, work mens vans still left there that's so weird! Thankyou for sharing this amazing place Sam & Jess 🙂
Judging by the name on the plaque at the beginning of your video this house belongs to the special effects supervisor known as John Richardson. He worked on WILLOW, several James Bond movies and Harry Potter too. Very interesting indeed.
He's still alive, so not sure why his place would be abandoned.
We saw this too! Mindblowing! I wish we could find out more 🧐
@@PaulEcosse Maybe he hoarded himself out of his home, I've seen this before on those hoarders shows 🤔
@@BethDoublekickChick Yeah I reckon he's just put it down to a write-off, he's taken all the good stuff he wants to keep and dumped the rest.
@@PaulEcosse there was a passport in there with a different name on it, and it said ‘antique dealer’ so wether John Richardson actually lived here as well or the antique dealer just bought the plaque? Really not sure 😳
WOW
Wow what a place! I could spend days looking through all the old bits and pieces! There is so much to see! It must have been fabulous to be able to wander about finding all these treasures !! This episode had me captivated!! Brilliant Sam and Jess! Thank you! Xx
One of the best explores yet! So much to see and enjoy. I love it when Sam says "Oh yeah" 😅 Just love love love watching you two and the commentary is so much more thorough and interesting than anyone else! Be safe and have fun ❤
Wow 🤯 so many antiques in there so beautiful. Speeches for alot of those things . Wish family would rescue those priceless items 🙏
I remember that movie "Willow", the one we saw the award for, wow! It's bizarre, I've noticed, how many successful people become hoarders. I guess, more money buys more stuff which ends up burying them! Quite sad yet fun for us to explore with you. Thanks Sam and Jess 🤘🤩🤘
John richardson had a great career, so many memorable movies including the harry potter series
That was so over the moon that I held my breath with each new room and the amount of antiques that each one held . Given a half a chance I could spend a week just cataloguing all that was to beheld , Thank you both for bringing this to us , it was a once in a lifetime stroll into the past . As always I Can't wait to catch up on your travels , Stuart in Canada ..
Total bando bliss🥰🥰🥰It’s going to take a lot to top this one guys . I’m seriously so jealous I could spend weeks rooting through the treasure trove ❤
And Wheaty and Dan would love the cars 😍😍Well done Sam & Jess you’ve outdone yourselves with this one 🎉❤
I'm not surprised the floor is collapsing, could you imagine the weight on the floor joists from that horde? 😮
Great explore Sam and Jess, that place is huge, such a shame it is abandoned. Thank you for taking us with you. Much love from New Zealand.
All I can say is WOW! That place was nuts and all that amazing stuff just sitting there! Very cool to see!
When Jess showed that old man's skate, I thought, that looks strangely familiar. Then she said, made in Canada. I cracked up laughing because, yep, those were the skates we used to use to skate on Lake Simcoe when we would go to the cottage in the winter. It was 1967 and I was 8 years old. Even then they were old 😊
My dad always wore those kind of skates. I believe they are early hockey skates. Figure skates had a whole different boot and finer blade.
Great video guys. The hoarding was over the top. Lots of great things in that place.
Wow! Such an extraordinary property! The entire place has. SO many priceless(literally & figuratively) pieces it's hard to believe. The upstairs dining room was my fav. ❤
A once in a lifetime ( UK ) find. ❤ Could have made an extra video here called "Birdsong in the English countryside" that birdsong was amazing too xx
Thanks
Ah Paul thank you so much!!! Appreciate all your support 🙏🏼🥰❤️
@@Samandjessexplore your welcome 🤗💯
Incredible start to the Wales series!!
Glad you enjoyed it Chris 🥰🥰🥰
Amazing the sale of the antiques could pay for the restoration
I love all your videos. I look forward to Mondays and this one is great. Also it looks to me like a horder that bought a lot of things in their older age from estate sales and auctions and just put them everywhere
That’s so lovely to hear Rebecca 🥰 Glad you enjoy the videos and its a pleasure to have you with us ❤ Many more to come! 🥳
That was amazing.Well done again Sam and Jess.!!Thank you again for yet another cool place.
What a beautiful mansion! All the carved wood. I just am absolutely gob smacked. It just breaks my heart. All the priceless antiques that are just gonna crumble away to nothing. The estate could make a bloody fortune just on all the contents alone. One of my favorite explores for you guys. So interesting. I was just worried about you guys falling through the floors. Thank you so much for taking the time to point out the little details. I am just drooling over some of these pieces. I wonder if he had no children. Wow I can’t believe that Indianhead. I bet it was lovely when they were both alive. My guess is she died first and he just let everything go. Exactly right fuel pumps. This was just amazing. I found the contrast of nature taking over everything out in the barns, and the birds just chirping away kind of a brush between life and death. This was absolutely fascinating. Just breaks my heart. Some of those antiques were worth thousands that hand carved wooden Deities was worth a ton and also the cement statue, which wasn’t cement that was fertility goddess, I believe. Maybe not that would’ve been worth a lot too. And I can imagine that you guys had as much fun as we did. It must’ve been something to be there in person and see everything was just kind of frozen in time. You guys did a great job. Can’t wait to go to Instagram and see the still pictures Thank you so much. As always, sending love from California.💜🤗🤟🏻🇺🇸🦔
The two of you and Steve Ronin are my favorite explorers. I can tell you two have been together a bit. You both say things like “oh yeah” the exact same. 😂 I crack up every single time.
Wow, that was a great tour!! There was so much to look at, we loved it!! Thank you! 😊
Hi guys. Yet again, another awesome video tour. At 29.40 ish, as you're climbing the main staircase. As you pan upwards ro the top, there seems to be something black that moves across the top very quickly!? I've watched it many times to try to figure just what it is, but sadly, I can't make it out.
I just wanted to give you a heads up so you can check it out for yourselves. Great work, guys. Keep it up.👍😊
It’s amazing find guys love the way you both explore together you both never let us down and you both look you enjoy filming for your channel work so hard amazing couple xx
Awesome video guys. Another explorer went to that place a few weeks ago and there was loads more antiques then, looks like alot stuff has gone missing.
Woodwork in the mansion is incredible. So many antiques left. Sad, you could pick through this place for a year. Love this explore.💖
What an amazing jumble of an eccentric owner. I am inclined to agree with comment below that the owner was in the film industry and also was potentially a scary person if you were to cross him as I reckon the builders abandoned vehicles are due to the fact that he got very angry over their work or lack of and threatened them with a gun so they legged it.
Those fire engines are amazing especially the Dennis which is a rare 1950s engine.
Thank you Sam and Dave
What an incredible abandoned place you both explored. Great find, Sam & Jess!! Sooo much stuff, I love how you each commented on the smell 😮 Thank you for another fascinating tour ❤
Great explore guys thankyou! Keep on exploring, so much of our history is being wiped out and we need these reminders for generations ahead.
Just a shame, such a beautiful place. Imagine how it would look restored. Great video.👍
Looks like it's from bhalli
That wooden statue. WHAT AN AMAZING PROPERTY BOTH INSIDE AND OUTSIDE, THANK YOU SAM N JESS FOR AN AMAZING EXPLORE ❤️❤️👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
What an interesting explore. They typewriters were very similar to the ones I learned to type on nearly 60 years ago. Love your explores I can go places with you that I would never have seen. Keep up the good work.
Wow Sam and Jess what a place. So strange and sad it’s all been left
CONGRATULATIONS ON 80 K. What a great explore. So much stuff left behind 😪.
Best explore in the UK for sure
Glad you enjoyed it Maws 🥳🥳🥳❤️
Wow😮 There's so much to see 👀
Thank you for this fantastic explore 🙏❤️
The scimitar was a British made sports car from 1964-86. It’s said princess anne owned atleast 8 of these cars.
Treaures everywhere!!! 👀 would have been a gem back in the time. So much fun seeing seeing everything. It would take weeks to go thru everything. Awesome!!! I was thinking maybe a Auctioneer 😉 Thank you for another Awesome Explore! Happy safe travels & lots of love & light to you both ❤ ✌
That is such a crazy place, can't believe it was just left like that.
Totally interesting antique dealer interesting home and furniture totally an amazing collection most of the things should be put in a museum and restored just beautiful thanks Sam and Jess it's awesome from Australia ❤
Whoa what a crazy place! The main room with massive fireplace and ancient dinning room table really blew me away! My impression is many families lived there, were born, lived and died there. Some traveled and brought back items from different countries, or they were gifts. Out of all the generations that lived there, it all came down to one man. When he did pass, his lawyer was in charge of the estate. Organized an auction or estate sale, hoping the money would go to renovating the mansion. But funds weren't available, and the project was stopped. People walked off the job for not getting paid. I'm guessing the family ran a number of businesses, and had their own garage to maintain all of the vehicles. I could go on. But I agree with "The Fearless Explorer," someone or more then one, trashed the place, probably shortly after renovation were stopped. It's to bad, there are collections in there that would be treasured and respected by new owners. Excellent explore Sam and Jess! You are an amazing team!
The main room your talking about was the ballroom. My father was a farmer and only je and mum lived in the house. He was a horder and bought alot of stuff from a local auction.
The house was not being renovated the scaffolding was put in place by order of the council and historic England. The scaffolding vans where bought from the scaffolding company who supplied the scaffolding.
ABSOLUTELY AMAZING ! ! BUT SAD ! Wow !! Thanks Guys !
Willow is an 80's movie that is seriously cool. That plaque is from the special effects that were used. So neat!
Fantastic house! The core of the house seems Medieval. The main stairs, the woodwork on the back door going into the larder (upper area of cellar) and that fact that the main reception rooms are on the first floor are typical. Not to mention the sensational dining room panelling and fireplace! (Although, they don't look quite old enough, so possibly a revival style?). It's so sad that the last occupant could not distinguish real value in objects and perceived value in ownership. Hoarding is such a strange affliction.
The tri-pods that Jess pointed out are for Dumpy levels (the measuring sticks are behind them. Old school surveying equipment). Thanks a million for another great tour!
where did they go ?. just up and go 😮😲🤔🤔🤔What The heck😮
Great explore, guys, but I feel deeply saddened by the endless waste. So much that was once useful, rendered worthless by neglect. Beautiful illuminated books all but lost. Spectacular furniture left to rot. Anything they could tell us of lives past, just fading into oblivion.
WOWZERS!! I can't imagine..all that just abandoned
Absolutely fabulous. Thank you for sharing. ❤💕🥰
Ah, so glad you’re back exploring in the UK. Whilst Portugal was interesting, it seems more personable in the UK. Don’t know why, maybe just my projection. Look forward to watching.
Very interesting explore Sam and Jess. You both have a laid back gentle nature that I appreciate. I will sub now as I also really enjoyed your video of that giant Chateau in France with the beautiful paintings in those grand bedrooms and huge private library. In the above video I just couldn't figure out why the construction vehicles were abandoned in mid construction with the scaffolds still up. If you mentioned your theory on this I may have forgotten it, so I put on my thinking cap and tried to come up with the most logical theory to fit the circumstances. You mentioned that the owner must have been a ''jack of all trades'' which looks to be true. So I'm thinking that he perhaps also owned and operated the construction company that was going to repair/renovate his own house. He then died and maybe had no close relatives or a will that could take care of the place. Theory number 2- There was a huge dispute with the construction company and they can now be found in the water under the floor! LMAO
So EXCITED to watch & catch up. I've missed you two!!! ☺ ❤ ✌
Greatest one yet !!! Loved this one!!!
👀 !!! Whoa!!! Daaayyyyuuummm !!! I'm kinda without words. 😮
What a great explore lived all the antiques and cars. Look forward to the next one
We this looks fabulous Sam n Jess xx
Perfection again! 💙🖤💙
Hi guys well I'm going to look forward to this one tonight
Wish I could go shopping there!
The people who previously owned that property were obviously into collecting all sorts. What a phenomenal find 😮 I would say the best ever for all antiques. The bottles that you said were medication was a drink that people have if their not eating well. It gives them all the vitamins, etc, that builds them up. It's so odd that all the scaffolding was left and workmens + ladys vans with tools. All the cars, fire engines, and bigger vehicles completely wrapped in trees and weeds looked like a scene from a zombie film 🧌 😱 😄 Great to have you back in England 🙂 fantastic find !! Xx
What a huge explore! The drone shot makes that place look like an old hotel. Thank you! Looks like Spring in England. Wish I were there! Mountains here still have tons of snow on them! It is a very warm day today so it will melt now. Love you guys, mar
Congratulations on 80K S&J much deserved 🎉 👏👏💋
amazing and wonderful house. Thank you for sharing such an interesting video 💖💖
I love the journey you guys are on !
Absolutely amazing explore Sam and Jess, the person or persons that owned that property must have been a collector. As with the renovations could be any number of reasons why it's been abandoned. Crazy amount of precious articles there in that wholesome old Dwelling, can't wait till the next explore, Congratulations on 80 thousand Subscribers 🎉🎉take care much love from Australia 🦘 🙏❤️
It was not being renovated. The scaffolding is in place by the order of the local council and historic England as the building is unstable and ar risk of collapse. My father was a horder who became ill he and mum had to live in the living room as dad refused to sell or leave the house
@@MrPendleton thankyou for the info, I hope I haven't offended you Mr Pendleton it was not my intention 🙏 that's sad 😢 about your Mother and Father I am only beginning to understand how that might happen as one gets older, because it's not until then. It would have been a beautiful old home for sure 🙏❤️ take care
Hi both - The certificate for John Richardson for special effects was for a film 'Willow' which starred Warwick Davis in 1988 😊 great explore !!
I'll be looking at this tomorrow looking forward 💕✨
Funny how the clock was still ticking. Great place, so many different things. I wonder if he bought clearance sale stuff. Like “Lots” from the auctions. The Drizavbone, pronounced Dry as a bone, is a very expensive coat from Australia. That scaffold company is still in business
I like the botanical illustration on the back of Sam's jacket it is Ace!!!
Made up for u guys getting 80,000 subs 🎉 . Another brill explores ❤ and 🤗
Thank you so much Helen 🥰🥰🥰 Glad you enjoyed this place! ❤❤
Wow, so much stuff, just waiting to decay! It’s very sad to me! However great video Sam and Jess!
Bonjour dommage qu'il a pas traduction en français très belle urbex
The exterior is unreal. But the scaffolding left up and the company vehicles just left there is creepy!
Welcome home this was amazing 👏❤
Just found your channel , epic content , subscribed , and you have the most polite "Ooooh Yeaaahhh" i have ever heard !
You guys are so soothing 🥰
Arhh brilliant video guys sorry I missed the premier I haven't been very well atall the last couple of weeks and just spent alot of time in bed 🛏️ & really early nites, anyway caught up now really enjoyed this what an amazing place full of treasure 👍can't believe it's just been left such a shame another one just left to rott away, thanks for sharing 👍 look forward to seeing yr next video 👍 keep up the good work 👍💖 xx hope yr both well and had a good Easter 🐣🐇 xx
FELICIDADES OTRA MAGICA CASA Y LUGAR GRACIASSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
The Red Rover i had the same one back in the day, it gave me the creeps a little bit bet it is full of souls xx
Must be a fortune just rotning there... Insane. I wish someone would be responsible enough to clear that place up to save history and art.
The 2 wood carvings with 3 sheep on them, on the bottom of the big staircase rail and over the upstairs fireplace, look like they might be a family crest.
What an amazing place. With all the reno vehicles and scaffolding left and the farm equipment you found, maybe it was left behind when he passed away because he owned the companies? It's hard to believe that any company would leave their property behind, work trucks included.
Awesome find guys thank you 😊
Hi Sam and Jess just subscribed to your channel loved this explore . All the typewriters especially the corona one and all that stuff omg would love to go through all that lol .Love your channel still got loads to catch up on but will get through them xx
If you open the secretary desk aka accounting desk, the bottom middle box lifts up and there's a secret space under it for money or something important 😉
I believe you call them bureaus. Pretty neat.
39:50 that’s old surveying equipment, theodolite tripods and measuring staffs. I bet you’ll find a theodolite there somewhere 🎉
OMH!!! I love rocks! I've got them everywhere! Always have one in my pocket. There are time I come home weighing ten pounds plus...haha 😉 ❤
Chord organ😊 beautiful piece isn't it❤
I cant wait. Time is slow today!
I know those days 😆😆❤️
A little history about that Driza-Bone leather coat. What is a Driza-Bone coat?
Driza-Bone, originating from the phrase "dry as a bone", is a trade name for the company making full-length waterproof riding coats and apparel. The company was established in 1898 and is currently Australian owned and manufactures its products in Australia. The trademark of Driza-Bone was first registered in 1933.
This was awesome!
What a curiosity! It’s a good thing you’re both slim. You wouldn’t want to be putting too much extra weight on those floors.
Alot of interesting things. Thank you